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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-04-09

The Gratest study Of Mankind In MANI
The greatest study Of mankind Is man,
And who ere his wondsrous frame doth scsns
Ponder and devise to cure an Ill
whe ther by devise. fruit or pill,
An equal benefactor In he; and we haste,
The inventor OF cathartic Of delicious taste
To do him honor.
who remembers not how the distressed mother,
Her chifd's entseAtes tried TO smother,
That she insist not the horrid dose be taken,
The remembrance cen now does nausea awaken,
And fond father, :,
To be witness OF his chiids torture, would rather
Pay high price,
II money could purchase oathartic nice.
wehave IL nowt and great DE PRArI's name.
Appears upon the scroll Of Esculapisn fame;
For after loug study what would suit
Has hit upon delicious fruit
To cure our ills.
Away at once with draughts and pills; .,
For whether 1t be indigestion. liver complaint or
Constipation,
Or any disease to which flesh Ia heir.
he here with pride does boldly declare,
And ON the assertion will wager big.
That 1t can be cured by HAMBURG FIGi
At Druggists, 25 cts. q box. ]. J. Mack o co.
proprietors, san SFsuctsoo.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08

INoT: .E-z og - acres lots in TIE wirAisa Car
l. IDEAS Washington avssiae. north 81 Tne city by
the Yssasisi rpSal esi4t, dealers Asheei weicS.
T. ts..a-S
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Church Action Denounced.

NEW YORK, Jan. NEARLY a page and
| half Of Henry Georges new payer The
Standard, which will be issued TO-DAY is
taken up by George ia dise:s-ssing the sus-
pension of DR.. McGlynD He reviews the
case from the beginning and declares that
1t brings up in definite form the most i'm
portant ISSUES that have ever been present
ed IN the history Of the Catf olic church in
The United States II is discussion. he
haiua, tsl4t will be fraught with far reach
Ing consequences. 3ir AIcGlynn, he
maintains, has been deprived of the means
of livelihood sad Called to Rome simply be-
cause Of ais impression on certaia economic
beliefs and political preferences. Never
before, he declares, in the history Of thi,
country has there been such a barefacef at
tempt to use the Cathol church rs a po-
iliDcal machine. The audacious exercise of
ecclesatical power 10 stiie political opinion
and control political action.
Other extracts from Georges article arc:
He is not punished for having taken part in
politics but for having taken sides in poll
ties whidh Bishop C0rrigan does not like
The Catholic church does not deny the
prepriety Of a priest exercising all the
functions Of q citizen. What Dr. McGlynn
is punished for is taking he side of work
ingmen against theSystem of injustice and
spola'ion and rotten rings which have
made the government Of New York by
word of corruption His sin is in taking
the side in politics which was opposed to
rings: that has been supporter Of the
Catholic hierarchy.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08
Violent Gas Explosion.

CHICAGO, Jan. = violent explosion
took place at the North Chicago gas works
near the corner Of Halstead and Division
streets this afternoon. 1t was ATTENDED by
the rushing OF a great sheet Of fame into
the middle of the bEilding The explosion
had occurred in the sewer that carries off
the refuse material from the oil cupolas
and in some way the gas become ignited
The flames followed the sewer and ran in
to the river. the surface Of which for a
distance Of 200 yards was one mass Of
flames, which later icBited the
large coke sheds on the bank.
Two fire alarms were turned in and the
fire was under control in half An hour. The
loss is nominal. There were q dozen men
Al work in the works when the explosion
occurred and all OF them were thrown
down, some OF them hurt severely; four of
them were riously injured and were
taken to their homes. Their names are
Jas. Hanley, Jno. Neppe-villc, Jno Lang
don and Charles Jones The remainder
sustained slight injuries. Langdon's and
Jones clothes caught fire and before they
could he eStinguishtd the men were badly
burned. Neppervi!e was thrown fully
twenty feet and his back severely injured
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08
NOTICE.

IN Re Chicago. Kansas 4 Nebraska Nv. 60.
Notice l. htreby given ihst We. the I'M
de signed commissioners ihFr"uutU duiy
appointed by The Honorable + D " 81,
Judge Of the District Court Of SsdEwick
county. Kansas. wtl ou lie Si,t day of
January. ISs1. proceed 20 las 81. according
- law Tor Tie. Chicago. Kansas & Nebraska
Railway Company. along TIE hur # -
route. - now located. through ihc county
ut SedgWtrk. All lands ne -ss-grl fDr the
route iur >aid raiTead. aud also sucJ ianGs
- inag he titcuird necessary Tor side tfack~,
drpots, WORK shops. water Stallion, ma
teTiti for constitution. except timber. the
Ii.ht o. wa over a. iarcnt lands. sufficient
to tnaiie laid rompsut ID construct and
repair IT. road and stations. a nd right to
conduct water ~ 3qusdUcts. ami The right
II making proper drains, and apprilSe tbc
value of that HoTttpB ~ AIRY quarter section.
OF other lot al Iaud "a iakep aud s.@s-s
the damages Thereto; Which ssio lands de-
sired bv said Tailss ~ ctnrany are p1rt.ru-
iarly shown Is the map and profile Of ,atd
.-umpau& : line of railroad 10 -aid county.
iiied ~ the office 81 ihet oHutt HiTTk of laid
county. Ne Viii commence 10 las oG ssid
route n sfors-sft. on she inr Of said
cnmfaay-s railroad. IS lgceird. 20 the poiat
whore the seryeycd iiuc ter ssid rails ~
cufDpauy'~ rliIruad inIrrseci- BE- Eogth iinc
of ~oid ~edevick county IS -howu by ssid
map aud profile on ne - afDfr ssi5 90 ssid
dav aud wiil sdi.uru fram fiHe to time un.
tH nur iahor- iu tai. bebe}f are con Iletrd.
Dated tHt- 9th dsY 81 bseeatsr. a u.
1885 John y k4sii.- Thomas s. toveu,
II " Stitps Comm. ssioHcrs
Atte~t. 10. NafsI- ,fG-iw
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INCINERATED.
Big Brewery Burned.

CHICAGO, Jan. Earnest Bros brew
cry, situated on the corner of Hawthorne
and Larabee streets, was totally destroyed
by fire this morning. the first alarm being
turned in at $40 The fire was discovered
in the cooling house building, where it or
iginated. 1t was Il huge brick strusture.
occupying nearly the entire block The
building was surmoanted By wooden
cG2ola and was used as fermenting room
and cooler. a large quantity of beer was
in stock. The point where the fire broke
out was almost inaccessible, and the roof
surrounding the cupola was soon enveloped
in flames. Up to 10 o'clock the flames
were still confined to the upper stories.
At II the fire had been brought under
control. The loss is placed at $50 600;
fnllv insl1rrd
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Kansas City Grain ana Provisions.


Daily indicator reports wheat Ups 1000, ship
meuts 6.ssi; la store 30 90. No red 20 MAY 81
Corn receipts 500 shipments go; in $500;
No , cash .al4a, Feb 2lit; May 35I6,
Rye No. y cash ~ bid.
Oats 30. ; az
Flour ar lots, Xxx. 50 xxx. S5G95; family 81 05.
s. IS; choice. 81 3j1S Is fancy 81 5trSl So; extra
fancy, 81 sAG$i s.: patent 81 go 81 -.
E.,sS butter and hay unchanged.
Provisions Pound lots su-ar cured hams lnbacon,
gS: prie beef IL; dry salt clear rib sides - 6 long
clear 81 - shoulders 81 -; short clear, 81 ~;
sno ed clear ri sides, sc 3; long clear ST -; shout
ders. a. -. short clear So d.
hess POrk-S9 ~.
Lard.-CbOice fierce. Sc O..
" III Sruif.-Quiet.
Corn Meal.-tiFeen. -: dried, %.
Chop yellow. IS: b1ik -
Ship stnff.-SackPc. t16t52.
Hav.-Stcady: small bale,i. s. .; large, s. G..
Flax Seed.-S2aSl.
BG'Jer-Steady, creamery fancy IS; good, .; fine
dairy, I5ciS
Cheese Fun cream, l3'a;aats les; Young America,
iSL.; Kansas 6a1-
TaIlow.-Nu l. 31eai3&;; No ,, ,.
Ifides.-Dry flint No. 1. g; NJ 10; bull and stag,
p dry salt No l. ~; No. ,. 8 salt No. l. ;: No. ,
bun aud stag s; incurred, SOFA; calf, SOB;
sheep ualts dry, 9Gu.
Broom Coru-Short, "A ~; harl ;: self work
Ing iI@4iatf long coarse S"214i crooked. l}&s256-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08
STATE LEGISLATURES.
Missouri,

JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. IA concurrent
resolution providing for the submission Of
the question of prohibiting the sale Of in
toXicating beverages to Il popular vote was
introduced in both branches OF the legisIa-
ture TODAY 4 bill was also Introduced
providing for restriction Of railroad pools.
The vote cast at the recent election WAS
canvassed and the result as previously an
nounced declared correct.
The Republicans in joint caucus tonight
decided to postpone nomination for a can
didate for L. s senator until January 30
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FOR RENT.

NOR REST-Furnishei rooms Call at room T. rs
Il " Douglas NJ sts Douglas ro- N J.
In
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08

NOR RENT i;fe large s-o-e room with q fsrcS
len LSa Nsin St. 4SSi
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She Shot Herself.

SEDALIA. Mo, Jas Yesterday Jesse
Conrad, living four miles south ef this city.
found powdered glass in biscuit his wife
had given him for dinner. He charged her
with muraerous intent, but she denied the
charge. Conrad came to town to consult a
doctor. telling his wife if he died sh-
would be hung On his return he found
his three children locked in the house and
his wife missing Search was made today
and her body was found near the house
She bad shot herself through the heart
with hur husbands revolver. She was u
years old and had lived happily with her
husband. Insanity. induced by fright. is
ASST ued as the cause OF the suicide.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08
VIII Stand by PowderIy.

Denver, Col. Jan. THE annual
meeting OF District No 50. X Of L., en-
hracing every town touched by the main
li"e or branches Of the Union Pacific rail
way. which has been in session here since
Sunday, today passed resolutions endorsing
every action taken by Grand Master Work
man PoWderly in settlement of the South
western and Chicago strikes rs well Is his
views regarding trades unions The con
veution pledges lis members to stand by
Mr. Powderly in his work, and proneqnceS
him one OF the greatest statesmen of the
aye.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08
Foreign Exchange Advanced and I'M
portation of Gold Suspended
Domestic Output Greater.
Phenomenal Increase in Railroad
Building the Past Near-Large
Increase in Failures.
COLD WAVE.
Jack Frost Again Playing Teeter with
Myrtle and Magnolia.

WASHINGTON, u. c., Jan S. IL m
The following are the indications for Hi
ncis, Iowa and Missouri: Snow. followed
by fair weather, colder, northerly winds.
For Kansas and Nebraska: Colder.
northerly winds, fair weather, becoming
warmer in the western portion.
CHICAGO. Jan 9.-The mercury fell
steadily in this city until O'Clock this
morning, when the thermometer registered
II degrees below zero and at had risen to
10 below and sine, remained stationary
Al St. Paul the thermometer stood 80 be
low, while eXtrcTE4 northern Minnesota
and Canada stations have not sent in re-
ports. At daylight at Davenport, Ia, the
thermometer stood at 20 below.
MARsHALLTOwN, Ia. Jan 7.-Weather
last night clear; thermometer below: 90
below at this morning.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Jan. 7.-Thermome-
ter at ; Z m. 80 degrees below zero; Il &
O'Clock 80 below.
ATCHIsoN. Kan, Jan The Their
mDmeler registered II degrees below Zero
in this locality at daylight this morning.
Later ii moderated and a fierce snow storm
S 1T in which continued all day and at mid
night still prevails Trains have thus far
arrived very nearly on time, but the snow
is packing and rs the storm is more severe
west and nurh it is expected that traffic
will he blocked tomorrow.
ST. PAUL, Jan. THE polar wave
which has prevailed here for the past is
hours extends over the entire northwest
Al 81. Cloud and Akin, Mimi, this morn
ing the The thermometer was reported n
registering 90 below At Albert Lea 30;
at Bismarck Oak, 80: at Miles City,
Mont, 35 below and much anxiety IS eX-
pressed regarding the cattle and sheep.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. Snow has
fallen tonight to the depth Of three inches
ard The storm still continues: weather cold
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New Passen ger Pool Ruling,

CArCAGo, H., Jan. 7.-Commissioner
John II. Abbott, of the Southwestern Pass
enger association, has given his ruling on
the three unsettled questions affecting the
agreement entered into by the roads form
ing The association November l, 1886. The
commissioner rules with regard to the
usual coupons OF unexpired commercial
thousand mile tickets that they NAV be ac-
cepted at the rate Of two cents per mile in
part payment for new commercial thousand
mile tickets, provided the new tickets are
purchased for use in the service Of the pas
senger purchasing the original ticket.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08

I>oR SAI-E-ssss lots II. Garden CIV. special
Il bargains, sss. sls-Sss srsss -. ssg sks CIV Gail
"a ad=s~s 3 ! Pyie reel sSsass ass ST. G2Eien
City Kan
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OVER THE OCEAN.


EDTNBURG, Jan. THE Marquis Of
Qucensberry. who is being sued for divorce
mas not lived with his wife for twelve
years Shortly after they separated the
marquis admitted another lady into his
house who became regular inmate If the
establishment. His connection with this
woman is made the basis for the suit.
Neither the lady nor the marquis viii deny
the charge of adultery which the mar
chioness makes against her husband. The
case VIII be tried in Edinburgh because the
Scotch law grants divorce for adultery.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08

KANSAS CITY, Mo Jan. 1.-The Times
Springfield, Mo, special says: The case
against Cora Lee, indicted rs principal in
the murder OF Sarah Graham in 1880.
came up in the circuit court today. and on
motion of the a,fense was continued until
the May term. \ witness, Lewis West.
whose presence the defense seems neces-
s,.ry, was recently wanted for robbery and
il Is thought has skipped cat At the re
quest OF defense bail was granted and fixed
1T s. 600.
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UEGefthe Ice.

MONTREAL, Ont, Jan IA melan-
cholF drowning accident occurred at Oui-
dIvldl, lake yesterday a number Of
persons fell through the ice; two of them
named Whiten and Brien were drowned
There were over twenty five persons in the
water at one time, but the others were res
cueG by persons on shore with ladders
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08

INDIANAPoLIs, Jan. 1.-THE senate yes
terday refused to go into joint session; the
Republican members protested today. 4
resolution was adopted declaring there IS
no vacancy in the Office OF lieuienant-goyer-
nor The Republican majority in the
house retaliated today by adopting as ar
bitrary, resolutions in opposition thereto.
The matter will eliminate Monday, the
day for inauguration
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A Boy Murderer.

ST. Louis, Mo, Jan "A special from
Sackson, Tenn, 70 the Post Dispatch says:
Schot Picker. u years OF age las; night
sho, and killed Chester Dotd. 10 wears of
age. son Of prominent citizen ofthis CITY.
The two had qUarreled over some trivial
matter and tho older boy had got the worst
of il. He wen, home, and procuring q
shotgun, sought OCT his enemy and Shot
him
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Railway Machine Shops Burned.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan 1.-THE Dis
patchs Fargo, OAK, says: This morning
the Northern Pacific railway machine,
boiler and blacksmith shops burned.
Three locomotives and number Of valu-
able machines were consumed. The fire
was the most destructive that ever occurred
in this city Loss estimated from $3.50, 600
tn 5000 0nn
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08
RATTLE OF THE RAILS.
Bound for Chicago.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Jan. About
twenty railroad contractors are in the city
today IN conference with Chief Engineer
Robinson of the Atchison. Topeka & Santa
Re. 1t is stated that contracts will be let
today for the construction of the Chicago
extension in twenty-miIe sections either TO
keokuk or Fit. Madison, Iowa.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08
Funeral of Bishop Potter.

NEW YORK. Jan. THE funeral ser
vices Of the late Bishop Horatio Potter
were held AZ old Trinity church this mora
ing. The news and aiSles were crowded
with friends of the late bishop. and large
number Of clergymen were il attendance
Rev. DR.. Dix led the services.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08
4 Delaware Town Scorched.

WLMISGToN, Del, Jan. "A large
fire has been raging this morning at Della
ware City. q town Of eco inhabitants on
the river front twelve miles below Viii
mington. Two engines from here were
sent down on special train. Twelve
houses AID hotel are reported burned \
later dispatch reports the fire under CON
troll.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08
Kansas city Live stock.

KANSAS CITY, January =
Cattle receipts, 7!3 Shipments, steady,
good 70 choice. 81 lps 81 Is medium 3 81
aSi GO; stocker>, 40 - ST. feeding steers 3 SO@g
s. 81. cows. 81 5hGS3 Gl.
Hogs. Receipts 77ij shipments, S35 steady.
good TO choice 81 55@$I 20 common 20 medium s. p
U s. -
Sheep Receipts, ,: shipments, G0, steady;
good to choice, IS lGG 81 81; common TO medium,
81 r.a s. -.
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St. i.ouls Live stock.

ST. IIPtIs. Ja1uary !
Cattle-Gecepts 80 shipments $50; choice native
steers s9@4 81 fair to good shipping steers : tea
81 butchers steers fair to choice 0at5 TO- feeders
faJr 70 good , 1)G3 81 Texas and Indians common
to fair Skc3 60.
Ho4s-Raceipts i2o. shipments 21o; choice heav9
bu chers sclec iOns scat - packers fair 70 fancy
sal - workers. eiuTa to choice 80 81 81. pigs
common good &ts4 20.
Sheep-Recci.ts $50. shipments 400; common to
prince 151.- ~.
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Horse Shoe Factory Burned.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Jan -Four build
ings, comprising all of the machinery
shops of the Rhode Island Horse Shoe
works in this CITY, situated at Valley Falls,
burned this morning. Loss estimated at
S1OG 600
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Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO, January :
SHIPMENTS sos. shipping steers 5or5 IS stnckeTs
and feeders 25sS -: cows, bulls aud nike! li4j -
tuIk Hfsz2 81: through Tex steers 81.
fog E-ctit,ts 26t@ shiGr ~rt =. 90 rough and
mixed 5t., G,t1 packing ann st.iY pLg 1UGB5 10
li--ht , s. - .: skflS s5g3 81.
Sncep-Receipts 5,Oo, shipments i(sl; native %
O. -: western , sos -: lambs : 25l95 10.
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Fotheringham's Bail Reduced.

ST. Louis, No. Jan. In the Grim
inal courI today couSel for Fothcringham
applied for a reduction of his clin,nt's
bail. Ike was indicted on two charges.
that Of grand larceny and Of receiving
stolen property The court fixed the bail
in each case al &S01. The original amount
was $50, QUO-SIO. one in each cas-.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08
BicycliSt Banduete6.

SAN Francisco, Cal. Jan 9--Thomas
Stevens. the celebrated bicycli.t. who left
this city on bicycle tour around the
world in April. 1884, arrived this evening
from Japan Reception and tA.quet by
the bicycle clubs of this city.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08
Wisconsin,.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. THE Dem
ocratic congressional convention at Eau
Claire today, nominated Dr. Samuel John
son, Of st. Croix, for The long term. and
Joseph Bardeen, Of Superior, for the short
term made vacant by the death of Repre-
sentative Price
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08

SYDNEY. Jan. Pour of the young
men condemned to death recently for an
assault upon servant girl.
were hanged here Yesterday. Two others
who were to have been executed yesterday
.yarn roMricNed
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08

LONDON. Jan. 1T Is reported Sir
Henry HIGHLAND has been appointed secre-
tary Of the colonies Lord Salisbury in
formed the queen he hopes the cabinet vii!
be completed by Tuesday.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08
Starved or FrOZpp2

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1.-Two rich and
aged misers. Joseph Perry and Robert
Price cousins, were found dead in their
lodgings today Appearances are they
either starved or became drunk and froze
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08
British India,

MADRAS Jan. 1T Is officially stated
that forty persons were burned to death in
the incendary fire which occurred in the
Peoples PARK last week.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08
FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Grain and Provisions.

New York Grain and Provisions.
NEw YORK. Jauuary :.
wheat-Ffrmer: ungrae:ed red. 81 @34Is No red
% elevator, 5St.1a4 aEoat- M. red December
914 January. 9l1s z:f4s-
CONT ngra;ie 3ez4esis No = 47s5; elevator sss.
afOa:.No. !. December. iT}s
Oats-Mixed western. Is esSi; white do s7asS2J4.
Bu-te Firm at l2Vsz9
Cieesa-VsesieTTl fat. il&z2Ai
EgSs-Western. 2511ses34-s-
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TuniS.

TCNIs. Jan. THE village of Gemel
was severely shaken by earthquake today.
4 number of houses fell; seven persons
killed. many hurt
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Roach Condition.

New YORK, Jan John Roach suf-
fered more than usual TODAY, otherwise 10
material change
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I,'oR sAIE-t.la papers a. I'm. ories al 5 ceats
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08

ROME, Jan. THE vatican is debating
whether the knights Of Labor of America
is a proper organization for Catholics to
iOin
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Or. WILLIAM HALL,

Gives special attention & ps.i-,- ~ women Hood
.sid p.s-.s,, ald an troubles ~ tus Urinary
DrSans speedily cured t"th sexes c'-irs over
Ws.Siusu's lfank. North ain street. Consultation
,Iay iSht tBES. itssd Drs- Hall q e1artts card
m this % per- t1u
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ObitDarV.

BALTIMORE, Jan. REV. J. J. Clos
brenner, Bishop Emiritus of United Breth
rem church. died today.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08

t,oR SALE-A ~esi improved farm near the city:
4 one hundred Gnt sky Scres, a special bargain
for few days call az Harry Sclonloa's TeaI ssizte
Office. - Dolsxia> ave- str
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08
BARGAINS in Real Estate.

iuf -saiftr.si ANA ~,sk farfa. t.rvt nut ono
h4if fs-s cts a-zs,4f i5 uF1he. quar-
t-T section srIlce fay IatsFe I,rty q water aud
small huuss.
Asa "a tots IT, cits Ensis heated au,i Ga sy~ui
Eeishboriiood Special terms 20 those Wishing Ia
nlsSv Hurs,a>.
Al,,. suburban properly. For farther particulars
se-' Shyi~ 7, Ps-.Tts assent Tor y m crerusstn at
city Office 4 e6U
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ghe aachita Saturday aornnp sannaru

dv-rsi.rinents in this column will se charged for
tn sate OF Five Cents per Ire per week No sd
r-.s- nett< taken for less thar IS cents and will
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FOE TRADE.

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